Wayne Rooney says he still feels he is the right man to lead Plymouth Argyle despite suffering another heavy away defeat.
Boxing Day loss 4-0 against Coventry City It was the fifth time the bottom club Pilgrims had conceded four or more goals in an away Championship match this season.
Argyle's away form is the worst in the English Premier League, with only two points from 12 matches, three goals scored and 33 goals conceded.
It was the fifth loss in the last six matches. A creditable 3-3 draw with play-off chasing Middlesbrough Their last match was the only point Argyle had won in over a month.
They are now two points from safety at the bottom of the Championship ahead of a key clash away to fellow strugglers Oxford United on Sunday 29 December.
When asked if he was still the right man to lead Argyle, Rooney replied: “I think I am. I know how football works, I'm not stupid, you need to get results.”
“The biggest frustration for me all season is that we look like two different teams at home and abroad.
“Is there a problem psychologically? It's something we're looking at.”
He added: “I'm sure the fans will have questions, and I'm sure a lot of people from abroad will, and I will do my best to answer them to the best of my ability.”